/*!
@class QtMvvm::DataSyncSettingsAccessor

The data is stored by using the DataSyncSettingsEntry class to wrap the key value pairs into a
serializable datatype.

@sa DataSyncSettingsEntry
*/



/*!
@class QtMvvm::DataSyncSettingsEntry

In order to be consistend with other settings implementations and the requirements of
ISettingsAccessor, the actual value stored in this class is serialized not via the json
serializer, but using QDataStream. The resulting binary data is stored as the
valueData property in base64 format. When loaded, you can access the data
in the QVariant format using the DataSyncSettingsEntry::value property.

@sa DataSyncSettingsAccessor
*/

/*!
@property QtMvvm::DataSyncSettingsEntry::key

@default{<i>empty</i>}

The key is simply the settings key used to identify the entry. Thus, it is set as the user
property.

@accessors{
	@readAc{key()}
	@writeAc{setKey()}
	@userAc{`true`}
}

@sa DataSyncSettingsEntry::variantValue
*/

/*!
@property QtMvvm::DataSyncSettingsEntry::dataVersion

@default{`QDataStream::Qt_DefaultCompiledVersion`}

The version is needed to identify the format used for the serialization to be able to
properly deserialize the data again. It is used internally to set up the internal QDataStream

@accessors{
	@readAc{dataVersion()}
	@writeAc{setDataVersion()}
}

@sa DataSyncSettingsEntry::value
*/

/*!
@property QtMvvm::DataSyncSettingsEntry::value

@default{<i>invalid</i>}

The data of the entry. This property does not get stored directly, but instead gets serialized
to a QByteArray and then stored via the internal valueData property.

@accessors{
	@readAc{value()}
	@writeAc{setValue()}
	@storedAc{`false`}
}

@sa DataSyncSettingsEntry::valueData
*/